A young woman who became pregnant after being raped and does not have the funds to raise a newborn daughter wants to leave the child in the maternity hospital. But, having met a neighbor in the ward - a happy mother of twin sisters and the wife of a wealthy businessman, Natalia decides to outwit fate and swaps her daughter with one of the twins Anna and Boris. The girl gets to the baby's house, where she is soon picked up and adopted by Lana, a friend of Boris's family. She is given the name - Lisa.

Girls grow up, graduate from school, enter institutes. "Twins" Galya and Alya become friends with Lisa. But fate is preparing them all for unexpected trials. Forbidden love, jealousy and rivalry, loss of loved ones, loss of wealth and mortal danger for Lisa - this is why the heroine will have to confront to distinguish enemies from friends, learn the truth of their origin, help restore justice and find true love.

The whole conspiracy was built by competitors around Sergei Yermolaev, a great Moscow businessman. The interests of FSB generals, young adventurers, a conservative minister, a disgraced oligarch are intertwined in a complex tangle of intrigues ... Suddenly, all their multi-pronged combinations are under threat. The case intervenes.

Yermolaev's car breaks down on the highway near the village lost in Russia. While the guards are repairing, Yermolaev goes for a walk - and in the village yard, near the cowshed, meets his true love, a simple woman named Alevtina. Yermolaev's extravagant affair with a "peasant woman" entertains a Moscow party. Even Alevtina is convinced that their story is just a romantic episode in the life of her chosen one. But it is not for nothing that Yermolaev reached the top in business; he used to take extraordinary decisions. And if love prevents him from ruling his "empire" - well, he is ready to give up the "empire", no matter how panic this act caused among his friends and enemies ...

The film offers a unique glimpse into the events that took place during and after World War II in the Eastern European region of Galicia. It pays tribute to the unknown heroes of that war, the regular people who rose above fear and prejudice to do what was right instead of what was easy: Olia Ilkiv, a Ukrainian resistance fighter who endured the theft of her children to save her country, Aharon Weiss, a Jewish man whose family chose to save the life of their worst enemy and Stanislav Bartminski, a Polish priest who took it upon himself to overcome the hatred that tore at his parish.

Filmmakers Olha Onyshko, a native of Lviv, Ukraine, and Sarah Farhat, a native of Beirut, Lebanon, traveled throughout Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland over a period of four years. In this region shrouded by speculation and controversy due to its untold history, they discovered an amazing wealth of stories that had been hidden from not only the West, but also from families.